A woman with straight brown hair, wearing rectangular glasses and a black collared shirt, looks at the camera against a plain grey background.

Sophia Ortiz, Lead RBT

Clinic Administrator (Lead RBT)


Sophia began her journey with BCI in January 2025 and brings over 16 years of experience supporting individuals diagnosed with Autism, children with high behavioral needs in foster care, and clients in group home settings.

Her career began in 2008 as a direct care staff member at the Boys and Girls Ranch Troubled Youth Facility, where she later advanced to Behavior Coach and then Supervisor for district cottages serving individuals with special needs at a therapeutic center. Since then, Sophia has expanded her expertise through providing home-based services for adults as well as holding multiple behavior coaching roles.

Sophia is motivated by challenges and expresses the following statement: “My passion is making a difference… I never stop learning and growing so I can contribute my time to make a difference.”

Education

High School Diploma; Continuing Education

Time at Behavior Change Institute

Since, January 2025

The BCI Mission and what it means to me

As a mother of a child diagnosed with Autism, my goal is to continue growing and expanding my knowledge with BCI. I strongly believe in BCI’s mission to provide compassionate care and increase access for underserved communities. I am truly grateful to be part of a company that not only prioritizes the families we serve, but also values and supports its team of dedicated and compassionate professionals.